Successor for the town administrator Bob Bruschi could be chosen by the end of September, Mayor Liz Lempert announced on Sept. 22.
Lempert said that the council might set up a special meeting before its next regular meeting on Oct. 13 to select Bruschi’s replacement, but that she hasn’t discussed the possibility with council members.
Bruschi, who has worked 15 years as the town administrator, will retire in December. Fifteen candidates applied to fill in his position in July. In early September, town officials interviewed semifinalists for the position. The town council aims to have Bruschi’s successor begin work in last week of October.
While names and other personal details of the candidates were not revealed, the Times of Trentonspeculated that the town’s director of finance and assistant administrator Kathryn Monzo applied for the position.
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